Sam Smith - There is nothing in the Constitution that
prohibits arrest and indictment of a president who commits a crime. As
noted here before, should the president murder one or more people it
would be absurd to not hold him accountable or, worse, to let him him
commit a crime and not be vulnerable for it until both his term and the
statute of limitations had expired..
Given that
neither the Justice Department nor the media is interested in the real
law and that the GOP Senate would override n impeachment, probably the
best route is an indictment by an attorney general at the state level
which would have to be assessed by the courts.
Meanwhile,
the House should hold extensive hearings on the criminal activities of
Trump and his administration and then pass a resolution of censure,
which would have political power but which the Senate would probably
just ignore.
